--- In [email protected], "dhiren_4ever"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi, i hav got a new Pc on this june 2008.
> Configuration as follows:
> Intel 2.4 Ghz Core 2 Quad processor,intel Dg33fb motherboard,
> 160Gb HDD,2gb Ram,512Mb Graphic card(XFX 8600Gt).
> I hav windows on my system(c drive) now i wish to install Linux on
> d drive.
> Will it affect my system ?
> Also tell me the necessary steps to be done for the first time
> installation.
> Note that i am a new bie for linux so plz help me as i have to
> pracitise Oracle on linux system
>
The simple answer is "not really". If you want to dual boot, you will
now see Grub before windows with options to run Linux or Windows.
Not a huge change.
You can also install Ubuntu with "Wubi" which runs under Windows.
You will then get Windows as normal but be able to run Ubuntu also.
Suggestion: Get a 32 bit Linux so you can install Oracle XE (look it
up on technet). XE is 32 bit only and will not install under a
64 bit OS. It is the easiest Oracle install ever.
Loyal
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